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# Booking Events & Odds

Learn how to subscribe to fixtures and configure your odds display settings.

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## Fixture Ordering

[**Fixture Ordering**](/u/trade/user-guide/booking-events-and-odds-settings/fixture-ordering.md) — Subscribe to sporting events

* Order fixtures by sport, league, or individual event
* Apply templates for quick configuration
* Set up automatic ordering rules

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## Odds Settings

[**Odds Settings**](/u/trade/user-guide/booking-events-and-odds-settings/odds-settings.md) — Configure how odds are displayed and calculated

* Set margins at sport, league, or market level
* Configure mainline/baseline preferences
* Apply odds ladders for rounding

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## Line Limits

[**Max Number of Lines**](/u/trade/user-guide/booking-events-and-odds-settings/max-number-of-lines.md) — Control line depth per market

* Set maximum lines for handicap markets
* Configure over/under line limits
* Optimize data volume

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## Workflow

1. **Check coverage** — Review provider availability for your target events
2. **Order fixtures** — Subscribe to the events you need
3. **Configure odds** — Set margins and display preferences
4. **Monitor** — Track on the [Trading Floor](/u/trade/user-guide/operational/trading-floor.md)


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